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Possibly this case the russians that they wanted to destroy evidence at that hospital >> bill: we can i.d. drones anyway, so they were russian drones in that area. is that correct? >> that is correct. >> bill: okay, now. the ron pauls of the world say, "oh, no..." how solid is the evidence that assad killed these 20 kids with sarin gas? >> i was told by my contacts that we have very high confidence and there were multiple streams of information from overhead imagery to radar, from information ga...

Think this hurts assad. his survivability rate just went down. >> of course it does. the russians -- the russian involvement in this, they havent stopped. again, i say this. they have been in syria, assad killing his own people. which got everyone obviously upset about this is the 20 kids, babies, that were killed. >> bill: yeah, the gas. >> i get it. but hes been doing this for 5-6 years. i dont see any reason that they gave him gas. putin would say, "dont do that." >> bill: do you think putin ...

Xi, past the tea. by the way, in 3 minutes, 60 tomahawks launched into, syria. would you like a little bit more tea? during the dinner, thats where they all went. i thought they would wait until "factor" would finish. we will talk to the white house advisor, dr. sebastian gorka about the world reaction from the missile attack. now the judge gorsuch is on thee court and liberal americans are not happy! stay tuned for those reports.

>> bill: you dont love assad, you want to be on this planet, you better not do it again because its not going to be pleasant. iran, we havent heard much from them. usually, theyve got a lot of people in syria doing bad things. can you tell us anything about their reaction? >> yes. i think is very interesting in the past eight years, they have been very, very loud, they have been very offensive in their comments even after events such as the hostage taking of our naval personnel and other, other ...

The new president on the ascending a message to the worl world, the united states will not tolerate war crimes from syria. the action is a reaction, so security has tightened here in the usa as we become a bigger target for evildoers. summing up, america was justified in destroying the syrian air force. the lone superpower has a responsibility. even most of the trump haters in congress agree that if we can stop children from being gassed to death, we should do so. and that is the memo. the top s...

Even know if you like the food or anything. >> is that what you want to know, bill? "how were the burgers"? >> it was very aggressive, no warning, he just acted. and ten hours later, the chinese government is trying to figure out with that. im not surprised by the silence or having to recalculate their interest in north korea. keeping mom was probably the best course of action for the chinese. >> bill: they would do that anyway on american soil. but it was fascinating to see donald trump -- oh, ...

Did you notice that when you were there that reluctance? >> ire will go with yes. i think it would be hard to not see, you know -- the decisions that the folks made in the administration in 2013 when i was already gone from the white house, i did not see firsthand. but the results of the conversations they had were seen all around the world. and the effects are felt up until today. so its obvious there was reluctance. >> bill: okay. colonel wood, when you saw the missiles hit the airfield in syr...

Everyone should come down. was there anythingng coming outside of the president talking with mr. trump today on the missile attacks? anything at all? any utterance? >> well, there wasnt any public utterance, but im told, bill, that the white house believes ip was pretty impressive show of force that the president went out last night to his chinese counterpart. and that will be taken back tot beijing and sort of turned into that whole pot with north korea where it might give them something else a...

The attack is justifiable on a human rights basis the liberal community is on human rights, that their dilemma. missoula, montana, where is the u.n. help on that syria, where it always is, being discussed in meetings. mr. oh, you let lois lerner off too easy, what she did at the irs was criminal and she should have gone to prison. this may come as a shock to you but i do not have the power to incarcerate. if i did, prison overcrowding would be a far worse problem that it is now, i would openrc a...

Is there any serious, serious reaction tonight? >> i wouldnt say serious reaction, but i would say the leading edge of this investigation right now is into whether russia had some kind of role, bill, in this chemical attack earlier this week, and whether a second strike on that town in syria was really an effort to destroy evidence and be part of a larger cover-up of that crime. and that is really where military intelligence is focused tonight. >> bill: they had a drone, i understand! >> correct...